Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Ever notice how casual conversation can seem like a whole different language?

Here's a real life example: ‘il faut qu’on se décide vite fait” casually morphs into “Faut qu’onstécide vite fait”. 😮

So what happens is that the “Il” from “il faut” goes and just becomes “faut” and then the “se décide” becomes “stécide”.

It’s a great learning opportunity to see how spoken French can drastically shorten formal phrases.

Understanding these shortcuts can massively boost your comprehension and your speaking fluency.

Have you encountered any other spoken vs. written French quirks? Drop them in the comments! ⬇️

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